Movie Resolution: Week 14
April 1: The Road to El Dorado This picture popped into my mind the other night–no idea why, but I’m certainly glad it did! I haven’t thought about it for […]
April 1: The Road to El Dorado This picture popped into my mind the other night–no idea why, but I’m certainly glad it did! I haven’t thought about it for […]
March 25: I Could Go on Singing This was a really good movie, it wasn’t the greatest movie, but it was good. In my childhood, I’d watch as many Judy […]
My Netflix Instant Queue is getting stuffed, so I decided to watch all my movies this week off of there. It’ll be easy for you to see them this way–I […]
March 12: The Lodger If I had known about this film, I would have made sure to see it much sooner. It’s all about Jack the Ripper, with whom I […]
March 4: History is Made at Night In this picture, Jean Arthur delicately teeters between comedy and drama. She deftly switches masks at the drop of a pin. Jean stars […]
February 26: The Singing Nun I have a long, disjointed relationship with the Singing Nun. On one of my first days of French class in High School, Madame Stone played […]
February 19: The Toast of Wall Street Dullsville. This wasn’t a horrible film, but it was incredibly boring. The only reason I watched it was for Cary Grant and because […]
This was probably one of the greatest movie weeks I’ve ever had. While there was an obviously superior film, there were three pictures that received perfect marks from me. I’m […]
February 5: The Corn is Green The Grande Dame Guignol genre (a.k.a: Hag Horror) aside, this is my second favorite Bette Davis picture, right after Jezebel–I adore that picture!–I really […]
January 29: Zoo in Budapest Charming, charming, charming. There is no other way to describe this picture. It was Diana Vreeland’s favorite movie, and seeing that we are almost identical […]